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So, what's your Jawmuncher Franchise?
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BassForever
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In 2017 it feels like Mega Man has become that for me :|
In a bigger picture the Golden Sun series, I still will sing it's praises whenever anyone asks about it and I'm dying for a 4th entry to continue the plot where Dark Dawn ended and yes Dark Dawn was amazing screw all you haters.
In a bigger picture the Golden Sun series, I still will sing it's praises whenever anyone asks about it and I'm dying for a 4th entry to continue the plot where Dark Dawn ended and yes Dark Dawn was amazing screw all you haters.
The glory kills in it were incredibly repetitive.
thepenguin55
Member
Am I crazy or was that the Skittles RPG?
Who is jawmuncher? Are they a gaffer or something? Anyway, I would say Castlevania. Just feels like the series is dead especially after Lords of Shadows 2 bombed and I know Konami won't sell the ip. I just want one more good 2d Castlevania game and I'm afraid its never gonna happen.
Jawmuncher
Member
You're thinking of Darkened Skye.
Summoner was a Volition PS2 Launch RPG (Also on PC).
They could be. Though i'm also the guy in God of War who will keep pressing grab on enemies and tearing them apart so I usually can look pass the repetitive nature if it looks cool.
Outside the one enemy where you shove your hand up it's ass and pull out it's guts. Could never get over that one.
Boss Doggie
all my loli wolf companions are so moe
Valkyrie Profile.
Where art thou, VP Hrist?
hello bro!
Edit: ah it must noy be good? Hmmm...
Actually I can't think of any
Where art thou, VP Hrist?
hello bro!
Edit: ah it must noy be good? Hmmm...
Actually I can't think of any
Legacy of Kain / Soul Reaver
I always loved those games and I'll continue to love them. Even if they never were as successfull as they should have been.
And with Crystal Dynamics being more like Tomb Dynamics, we'll likely never see a proper sequel ...
Runner's up:
(Descent) Freespace
I love space sims/shooters. And I finished both games about 10 times in total. The ships were cool, the missions were awesome and unpredictable and it was just so so much fun.
I always loved those games and I'll continue to love them. Even if they never were as successfull as they should have been.
And with Crystal Dynamics being more like Tomb Dynamics, we'll likely never see a proper sequel ...
Runner's up:
(Descent) Freespace
I love space sims/shooters. And I finished both games about 10 times in total. The ships were cool, the missions were awesome and unpredictable and it was just so so much fun.
Strangelove77
Member
Fear Effect, Shadow Hearts and Darkstalkers. All of them dead as a door nail.
ElMexiMerican
Member
Sleeping Dogs
CannonFodder52
Member
D
Deadly Premonition
Though that's probably best left alone now.
Deadly Premonition
Though that's probably best left alone now.
SoldnerKei
Member
Dino Crisis 3
ok, actually Saint Seiya Sanctuary Battle for the PS3, I really wish they made the other games like that instead of dull animu 3d fighting games
hue
ok, actually Saint Seiya Sanctuary Battle for the PS3, I really wish they made the other games like that instead of dull animu 3d fighting games
Spyder_Monkey
Banned
Something more likely to come back than Dino Crisis.
LOST KINGDOMS, BABY. First game; dope, second game; even more dope. The series had so much potential on stronger hardware and even had some design space for some cool ass multiplayer (LKII had MP, but it was kinda rough). From Software will probably never go back to it because of the Souls games, but I would lose my damn mind for another entry in the series. I mean, why aren't there more action RPGs where you make a YuGiOh style deck that actually summons the monsters on the cards to fight for you/ allows you to transform into the monsters?
foxuzamaki
Doesn't read OPs, especially not his own
Your gaf famous now
Shadow Hearts is one of those franchises that is close to my heart and that I find painful to think about because the chances of another entry is almost zero. Sucks the rights are just being sat on at this point. Covenant was truly special.
Other than that I have been a huge fan of the Golden Sun games in spite of their many many problems and kinda want a sequel to Dark Dawn. And I hold out hope that Zero Escape will continue in some capacity. I wasn't on Gaf at the time, but I actually cried in line for a movie at SXSW when Zero Time Dilemma was finally announced at Anime Expo last year. I watched the trailer so many times and it almost made up for that teaser site. I was elated those games had an audience on Gaf because I would basically force my friends to play it so I had someone to talk to about them.
Other than that I have been a huge fan of the Golden Sun games in spite of their many many problems and kinda want a sequel to Dark Dawn. And I hold out hope that Zero Escape will continue in some capacity. I wasn't on Gaf at the time, but I actually cried in line for a movie at SXSW when Zero Time Dilemma was finally announced at Anime Expo last year. I watched the trailer so many times and it almost made up for that teaser site. I was elated those games had an audience on Gaf because I would basically force my friends to play it so I had someone to talk to about them.
petran79
Banned
Darkstalkers. Game needs a next gen sequel but Capcom are in no shape to make it as good
Little Big Adventure. If done right it has the potential to be one of the best adventure games.
Creatures. A 3d rendition would revitilise the franchise. Too bad Creatures Online was canned.
Little Big Adventure. If done right it has the potential to be one of the best adventure games.
Creatures. A 3d rendition would revitilise the franchise. Too bad Creatures Online was canned.
Oh also Lost Kingdoms. Hundred of hours in both games. Jesus.
LOST KINGDOMS, BABY. First game; dope, second game; even more dope. The series had so much potential on stronger hardware and even had some design space for some cool ass multiplayer (LKII had MP, but it was kinda rough). From Software will probably never go back to it because of the Souls games, but I would lose my damn mind for another entry in the series. I mean, why aren't there more action RPGs where you make a YuGiOh style deck that actually summons the monsters on the cards to fight for you/ allows you to transform into the monsters?
ramoisdead
Member
I think it'll have to be the Shining Force series. I constantly replayed Shining Force, Shining Force 2, Shining Force: The Sword of Hayja, and Shining Force CD throughout my gaming lifetime. Sadly, I never played Shining Force 3.
Man would I just love for another entry in the Shining Force series or at least somehow bring Shining Force 3 to modern platforms.
Man would I just love for another entry in the Shining Force series or at least somehow bring Shining Force 3 to modern platforms.
Jawmuncher
Member
Giftofgab24
Member
Tenchu. Preferably stealth oriented.
Fuck. It didn't actually hit me that this is where we are until this post, but yeah, Mega Man I guess.
John Rabbit
Banned
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I believe.
Megatron
Member
The Dino Crisis games are good though. The first two anyway.
Came to post Outrun (my no. 1 pick), Castlevania, Mega Man, Panzer Dragoon and Secret of Mana until I saw the edit about the games not being really good.
Hmm, maybe Grandia, which I adore for its atmosphere and sense of adventure but always burn out of due to the combat encounter rate and maze-like areas?
Hmm, maybe Grandia, which I adore for its atmosphere and sense of adventure but always burn out of due to the combat encounter rate and maze-like areas?
Oh my god YES. They're not even on GoG. Can't find them anywhere. Plus I need a 3.
Please..
dragonlife
Member
Baten Katios.
Puzzle League.
Puzzle League.
striferser
Huge Nickleback Fan
Steambot chronicle, but Irem decide to go Konami before fuckonami even a things
JapeMincers
Member
For me SiN, a 1998 FPS that in my opinion is better than Half-Life. It had strong characters, huge non-linier environments, loads of gameplay variety and a level of interactivity not seen before. It received an add-on pack called Wages Of SiN in 1999 and then radio silence until 2006 when SiN: Episode 1 was realised, and that's all we got as Ritual Entertainment got bought by Mumbo Games and focused on casual games.
I had read somewhere last year (I can't find the source) that a developer, may even be Ritual, had started to look at bringing SiN back. Can anybody help me find the source?
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